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OK I know Mike W is the king of weird questions, 
fly’s and rubber bands while sitting in “WHAT” chair. 
Not to be out done by Mike (wanting to be like Mike) there was/is an automotive magazine that had a name like Cirto Ergo Zoom…….or Ergo Certo Zoom or sort of like that…….and I believe it is French and means "I think therefore I am fast"…….or something like that.
Therefore, question is:
Proper name and spelling of magazine and what is the meaning of the name.
You know I am teasing you Mike W
fly’s and rubber bands while sitting in “WHAT” chair. Not to be out done by Mike (wanting to be like Mike) there was/is an automotive magazine that had a name like Cirto Ergo Zoom…….or Ergo Certo Zoom or sort of like that…….and I believe it is French and means "I think therefore I am fast"…….or something like that.
Therefore, question is:
Proper name and spelling of magazine and what is the meaning of the name.
You know I am teasing you Mike W
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Originally Posted by Mike W
LOL Tim, I wouldn't ever admit to reading a French car magazine. There may be other ones with pictures that may be ok. 
It is sold her in America......(all english) it really is a very good publication.
Never seen it here always back east
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Never heard of it but it sounds like it would be a play on the Latin phrase "Cogito Ergo Sum" which translates as "I think, therefore I am". It is probably Cogito Ergo Zoom, I think therefore I go fast
A Google search didn't hit any magazines with that name but it did find a lot of articles in car magazines with the name.
A Google search didn't hit any magazines with that name but it did find a lot of articles in car magazines with the name.
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Originally Posted by SHartman
Never heard of it but it sounds like it would be a play on the Latin phrase "Cogito Ergo Sum" which translates as "I think, therefore I am". It is probably Cogito Ergo Zoom, I think therefore I go fast
A Google search didn't hit any magazines with that name but it did find a lot of articles in car magazines with the name.
A Google search didn't hit any magazines with that name but it did find a lot of articles in car magazines with the name.
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Not everything that isn't English language is the French Language Tim.
The Italian's & Spanish are far more Prevalent.
The Italian's & Spanish are far more Prevalent.
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Not everything that isn't English language is the French Language Tim.
The Italian's & Spanish are far more Prevalent.
The Italian's & Spanish are far more Prevalent.
WELL............I honestly thought it was French, especially the way I was spelling it
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